Aces High Bulletin Board

General Forums => Hardware and Software => Topic started by: parin on December 04, 2006, 04:24:37 PM

Title: CH gear
Post by: parin on December 04, 2006, 04:24:37 PM: My work is a CH dealer they will give a discount if you mention Aces High.

Windsock Pilot Supplies
(800) 963-7625
Title: Re: CH gear
Post by: SkyChimp03 on December 04, 2006, 05:36:08 PM: Quote
Originally posted by parin
My work is a CH dealer they will give a discount if you mention Aces High.

Windsock Pilot Supplies
(800) 963-7625

Nice parin thanks for sharing!*snickers*

:aok
Title: hmmm
Post by: stockli on December 06, 2006, 10:28:30 AM: it wouldnt happen to be an 80% discount would it?
Title: Re: hmmm
Post by: Krusty on December 06, 2006, 11:24:36 AM: Quote
Originally posted by stockli
it wouldnt happen to be an 80% discount would it?

^-- What he said!
Title: CH gear
Post by: parin on December 06, 2006, 01:29:25 PM: Well not quite, but it is still good.
Title: CH gear
Post by: Max on December 07, 2006, 03:46:12 PM: Parin can you, or anyone else, give me a quick opinion on the CH Fighterstick vs Combatstick? Same size on the hand grip? From what I see....

Combatstick - 6 push buttons, 1 - 4 way hat, 1 - 8 way hat

Fighterstick - 3 push buttons, 3 - 4 way hats, 1 - 8 way hat

How does one decide which is best?
Title: CH gear
Post by: Spatula on December 07, 2006, 09:16:48 PM: if you're paring the stick with a CH pro throttle, then the combat stick and CH pro combination is going to give you enough buttons i would say. But if you just like loading up all the buttons with all manner of stuff, you can never have enough buttons, so i'd go for the Fighterstick (which is what i have + CH Pro throttle and Peds). Having said that i have buttons on my throttle unasinged - perhaps 3 or 4 buttons on throttle are not being used. All buttons, and hats are used on the fighterstick tho.
The 3x4-way hats are great, just treat them as 4-buttons under one finger :)
Title: CH gear
Post by: Grits on December 07, 2006, 10:48:29 PM: LOL, I have all buttons on both my Fighterstick and the throttle used up, and over half of them are assigned a "toggle" function too. One button on the throttle is used in the CH Manager to turn it into a "toggle" so you can assign each button a different function depending on if the toggle button is pressed.

You never have too many buttons.
Title: CH gear
Post by: Hajo on December 08, 2006, 04:28:32 AM: I personaly like the F16 Combat stick. PC Gamer magazine states "it just feels right." I've used it since it has been on the market.......in combination with the Pro Throttle and the pedals. Only time I use the keyboard is on the text buffer. I also use Control manager so that I can program for other sims and games.